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<pre><code id="code-20-42805025-1">robocopy /e /r:0 /w:0 /dcopy:t /log+:c:\temp\logname.txt &quot;c:\source&quot; &quot;d:\dest&quot;</code></pre>
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robocopy /e /r:0 /w:0 /dcopy:t /log+:c:\temp\logname.txt "c:\source" "d:\dest"

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NVIT has contribution to this solution and does deserve points and acknowledgement for offering a solution.
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NVIT has contribution to this solution and does deserve points and acknowledgement for offering a solution.

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How to set log file path for robocopy. so i can what being copy, writing and completed with percentage info in simple notepad
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How to set log file path for robocopy. so i can what being copy, writing and completed with percentage info in simple notepad

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